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Mindfulness Meditation at the Park City Library Park City Library, 1255 Park Ave., presents a one-hour session of mindful meditation for ages 15 and older at 6 p.m. on Nov. 6.

Park City Opera sopranos Lena Goldstein, middle, and Lisl Wangermann perform a duet accompanied by Benjamin Beckman during the first Opera on the Patio recital in June at the Park City Library. Park City Opera has announced its 2024-25 season that will culminate with a full, main-stage production of Rossini's "The Barber of Seville." Goldstein is the company's executive director. Wangermann is director of development and Beckman is the artistic director. Credit: Park Record file photo by Clayton Steward

Del McCoury Band at the Egyptian Theatre Grammy Award-winning Del McCoury Band will wrap up its three-night run on Nov. 9 at the Egyptian Theatre, 328 Main St. The group, named “Entertainer of the Year” at the 1999 International Bluegrass Music Awards, is one of the most awarded artists in bluegrass-music history. In addition to […]

Visual artist and environmental activist Chris Peterson applies a top coat to a mural on Heber City's Main Street that honors one of the town's celebrities, Bart the Bear. Bart, who died in 2000 of cancer, starred in many films and TV shows, including “The Great Outdoors,” “The Edge” and “Legends of the Fall.” Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record

Grammy-winning country star Pam Tillis brings an acoustic trio to the Egyptian Theatre.

‘Aerial Mining Trams and Ski Lifts’ Presentation Mining Engineer Mark Danninger will give a free presentation, “Aerial Mining Trams and Ski Lifts” at

The Park City Chamber Music Society, founded by the late Leslie Harlow, above, is one of the more than 130 nonprofits who will participate in this year's Live PC Give PC day of fundraising on Friday. Credit: Park Record file photo by Tanzi Propst

Instagram's @misscdub, also known as Parkite Cynthia Washington, has published a memoir, “Mind Matters: The Story of My Life,” which recounts her life, along with her friendships with Eminem and Kobe Bryant. Alpine Distilling will host a book-release party on Friday. Credit: Courtesy Cynthia Washington

Tobias Forrest, Victoria Scott and John Lawson discuss some plans in a scene from Alexander Yellen's 2024 Slamdance Unstoppable film "Daruma." The film, which releases for in-person and streaming screenings on Nov. 15, features authentically cast actors with disabilities, and follows wheelchair user Patrick (Forrest) who enlists the help of a grumpy neighbor and double amputee, Robert (Lawson), to take his 4-year-old daughter (Scott), whom he had never met, to live with her grandparents. Lawson won the Best Actor Award at the 2024 Slamdance Festival, and Forrest won his Best Actor Award at the Media Access Awards. Credit: Courtesy of Kelli McNeil-Yellen

Live PC Give PC is a day of giving that celebrates and raises money for local nonprofits